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Re: Using Mathematica for text mining
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- Subject: [mg116304] Re: Using Mathematica for text mining
- From: "Hans Michel" <hmichel at cox.net>
- Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2011 05:23:35 -0500 (EST)
I think you may need to use StringSplit[]
I think your variable "documents" is a list of Strings (huge strings).
I went to http://xml.coverpages.org/bosakShakespeare200.html
Downloaded the zip file which contains xml (TEI) versions of the plays of
Shakespeare. Saved it locally.
document =
Import["D:\\Downloads\\junk\\shaks200\\as_you.xml", "Plaintext"]
docsplit = StringSplit[document]
Framed[Column[#]] & /@ FindClusters[Take[docsplit, 2000], 20]
Returned something. Not an expert on this function.
These were rough and quick test. StringSplit would need better rules to
remove ".,!:;..."
Hans
-----Original Message-----
From: Cameron Christiansen [mailto:cam at byu.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 1:10 AM
To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
Subject: [mg116304] [mg116266] Using Mathematica for text mining
I've been playing around with Mathematica looking to see its text mining
capabilities. I've mostly tried to use FindClusters. However I seem to have
a disconnect on what I'm trying to do and what the system is trying to do.
One thing I'd like to do is document clustering. I have a number of files
each representing a document. I'd then like to have the documents clustered
together based on similarities in word usage. This is how I've approached it
thus far:
dir = SetDirectory["Projects/data/19960820"];
files = FileNames["*.xml"]
documents = Import[#, "Plaintext"] & /@ files
However, whenever I run operations on it, weird things happen. For example
when I perform FindClusters on it:
Framed[Column[#]] & /@ FindClusters[documents, 20]
I get the result:
{<<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>,
<<1>>,
<<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>, <<1>>}
Can anyone give me pointers? I'm pretty new to Mathematica and would love
the help. Also, does anyone have resources / information on text mining in
Mathematica?
Thanks.
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